Javier Krausbeck wrote:
>> To elaborate:
>
>> mkfifo queue
>> mkfifo vo1
>> mkfifo vo2
>> mkfifo vo3
>> mplayer lots_of_options_and_write_output_to queue &
>> tee vo1 < queue | tee vo2 > vo3 &
>
>> or similar.
>
> I'm sorry to say that it just doesn't work.
> There's no way of getting two reads
Hi,
Use vloopback.
I never tried to split one input to several, but who knows ?
REgards,
IStván
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On Monday 14 May 2007, Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
> simultaneously splitted videos (sort of))':
> > >> mkfifo f1
> > >> mkfifo f2
> > >> mkfifo f3
> > >> mplayer whatever_options_you_want_and_make_it_write_to_stdout | tee
> > >> f1
> > >> | tee f2 >f3
> > > Just one caveat, mplayer does no
On Sunday 13 May 2007, Grant Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
about '[gentoo-user] Re: Real time video streaming (was: Help playing
simultaneously splitted videos (sort of))':
> On 2007-05-13, Javier Krausbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> mkfifo f1
> >
On 2007-05-13, Javier Krausbeck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> mkfifo f1
>> mkfifo f2
>> mkfifo f3
>> mplayer whatever_options_you_want_and_make_it_write_to_stdout | tee f1
>
>> | tee f2 >f3
>
>> and then reading from f1, f2, f3 doesn't do the thing you want ?
>
> Just one caveat, mplayer does no
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